For teams closing around moving facts
Contracts, invoices, payments, bank activity, and supporting records stay connected as one governed operational graph, so finance teams review evidence instead of reconstructing it.
The work between the work
A gift card, subscription, in-store sale, and service milestone can land in the same payout and the same GL codes. TallyUp keeps the obligations separate from intake, then ties every downstream answer back to the same source facts.
Go-live dates, acceptance windows, renewal kickers, and volume tiers become working events instead of calendar reminders.
Delivered work, received inventory, pending bills, and late invoices stay paired until the money side catches up.
Debt payments, covenant tests, renewal cohorts, and tax remittances sit on a timeline that updates as facts change.
Identity resolution keeps the paper trail, so a merge can be explained, challenged, or undone.
Underneath the surface
Most tools show what their own system already knows. TallyUp holds records, references, events, identities, and rules together with provenance, so a number on a statement can trace back to the document, payment, party, and convention that made it true.
External standards, vocabularies, and authorities are versioned instead of buried in code paths.
Documents, parties, obligations, events, and transitions are represented as durable graph state.
Transformers and reactor workflows promote evidence into reviewable, auditable actions.
Built for the follow-up
Finance teams are not short on dashboards. They are short on evidence that travels cleanly from the number back to the contract, payout, invoice, identity, timing rule, and approval path that made it true.
TallyUp is built so the public promise and the integration surface stay attached to the same operating system. The site, API description, and client contract ship with the platform, because governed finance work cannot depend on hand-maintained stories about what the system does.
... live operations published from the platform contract
A reviewable number keeps the path back to source records, not just a final posting or summary tile.
ERPs, billing tools, banks, CRMs, and document systems keep their jobs. TallyUp connects what each one knows.
The same governed contract that serves the product gives partners and operators a durable way to integrate.
Working with us
We are working with a small number of teams whose close depends on contracts, payments, source records, and operational context agreeing with each other.